Corto Maltese, An Extraordinary Journey
Corto Maltese, An Extraordinary Journey, from April 25th to September 9th, 2019, inside the National Archeologic Museum of Naples.
Las nuevas aventuras de Corto Maltés de Pellejero y Canales
Exposición en el Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC). Barcelona, del 5 de abril hasta el 21 de abril de 2019
Corto Maltese – The Secret Rose
The Secret Rose, is the ninth of the twelve titles of Corto Maltese that narrate the adventures of the romantic sailor created by Hugo Pratt in 1967 and now published by IDW Publisher in the USA.
Corto Maltese – Tango
Tango, is the eighth of the twelve titles of Corto Maltese that narrate the adventures of the romantic sailor created by Hugo Pratt in 1967 and now published by IDW Publisher in the USA.
Corto Maltese – Celtic Tales
The six stories in this volume continue directly from Pratt’s “Caribbean Suite” cycle in Under the Sign of Capricorn and Beyond the Windy Isles. They are set during 1917-1918, as the action moves from South America to Europe against the backdrop of the First World War.
Corto Maltese – The Early Years
The origins of a character like Corto reflect his protagonist spirit in spite of himself: in this story, in fact, it flits like a ghost over Manchuria at the beginning of the 1900’s, right in the middle of a conflict that foreshadows the clashes between powers that will mark the first half of the twentieth century.
Corto Maltese – Beyond the Windy Isles
The action, set in 1917, takes Corto Maltese from the Mosquito Coast to Barbados to a deadly struggle among Jivaro head-hunters in the Peruvian Amazon.
Corto Maltese – In Siberia
With this book Hugo Pratt leaves behind the short story form he’d used for 21 interrelated tales and presents a truly epic graphic novel.
Corto Maltese – Under the Sign of Capricorn
Corto Maltese: Under the Sign of Capricorn collects the first six inter-connected short stories Pratt created in France in the early 1970s: “The Secret of Tristan Bantam,” “Rendez-vous in Bahia,” “Sureshot Samba,” “The Brazilian Eagle,” “So Much for Gentlemen of Fortune,” and “The Seagull’s Fault.”
Corto Maltese – The Ethiopian
In these four tales, Corto contends with tremendously real monsters: racism, fundamentalism, and the abuse of power. In the face of such horrors, a free spirit like Corto cannot help but take a stand—the least convenient one.